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The right task, on the right day.
Pre-departure work fails when it lives in one person's head. Abrid turns booking events into assigned tasks with real due dates, built from your own templates — so the work appears before anyone has to remember it.
Booking events, not calendar reminders.
An automation listens for something happening to a booking and then creates work. Because the trigger is the booking itself, moving a departure date moves everything that hangs off it — no one has to go back and reschedule a list of reminders.
- Trigger on confirmation, cancellation, departure, return, or payment due
- Fire immediately, or at an offset before or after the reference date
- Filter which bookings an automation applies to
- Every execution logged, including partial failures
Your checklist, not ours.
Write the tasks your operation actually runs — visa checks, supplier chasing, rooming confirmation, final documents — as templates, then group them into workflows. An automation fires the workflow, and each task lands with the right owner and the right due date.
- Task templates with their own due-date rules and priorities
- Multi-step workflows fired as one unit
- Assign to the booking owner or to a named person
- No code — build and change them from the settings screen
Where the work actually gets done.
A generated task isn't a reminder that disappears — it's a place to work. Comments, attachments, dependencies, and a full activity trail sit on it, so the person picking it up on Monday can see what happened on Friday.
- Comments with reactions, and attachments on any task
- Dependencies, so a task waits on the one before it
- Activity trail on every task and every booking
- In-app notifications when work is assigned or updated
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Set up your first workflow this afternoon.
Create an account, write your pre-departure checklist once, and let booking dates schedule it from then on.
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